AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSrebrenica Memorial Center vs. BiH finance leadership: US Congressmen Wesley Bell and Ann Wagner urged Bosnia’s institutions to protect the Memorial Center’s independence after reports that current and former staff were summoned for questioning by Republika Srpska authorities, warning of political pressure and possible international fallout. Trade & transport: Ukraine’s ambassador in BiH, Volodymyr Bachynskyi, says Kyiv has sent a free-trade agreement text and is waiting for BiH’s response, arguing a visa-free transport arrangement could boost trade turnover beyond the “few dozen million” USD reported for 2025. Energy & regional business: A report frames Bosnia as a target in Trump’s energy disruption agenda, tied to an opaque Croatia-to-US LNG pipeline deal and lobbying-linked influence. Climate pressure on the economy: Europe’s heatwave and drought are already hitting crops, water supplies, shipping and power systems, with Bosnia’s river levels also falling—raising costs and supply risks for the region. Local business signals: iHerb marked its 30th anniversary with a global sale and added Bosnian to its localized shopping platform, highlighting growing e-commerce demand for wellness products.
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